Program: Industrial Technology - General (883)
Specializations: Electronic-Electrical (883-02) and Electronic Controls (883-03)
Award: Associate of Applied Science
Program Purpose:
The Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degrees in Industrial Technology are designed to provide a broad base of instruction and industrial knowledge that will prepare the graduate to enter the technical work force upon graduation.
What will I learn?
Students successfully completing this program will be able to…
How long will I need to be in college?
A college-ready student attending Camp full-time can complete this associate degree in two years.
What job or career can I get with this degree?
Upon completion of the program, graduates will possess the knowledge and skills required for various careers such as: electronics technician, industrial automated systems, industrial designer, operations manager, operator, planner, production manager, quality assurance technician, safety coordinator, and technician.
What is the job outlook for graduates from this program?
As of the first quarter of 2026, total employment in the Hampton Roads Workforce Region for Industrial Engineering Technicians was 264. There is projected annual demand/need for 21 new entrants into this occupation (Source: Jobs EQ Occupation Report Industrial Engineering Technicians, July 2026).
How much can I earn with this degree?
Below are the wages for careers, within the Hampton Roads Workforce Region, that are related to this field.
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|
Entry Level |
Mean |
Experienced |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Industrial Engineering Technician |
$52,600 |
$71,300 |
$80,700 |
(Source: Jobs EQ Occupation Report Wages, July 2026)
Want to know more? Check out the program map for Industrial Technology - General, Electronic-Electrical, Electronic Controls and program requirements in the College Catalog.